Drum roll please….
And the winners of the fischertechnik NSTA Giveaway are:
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Autodesk Inventor Fusion Free Trial
Autodesk has made a free trial of their new 3D modeling product Inventor Fusion.
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Teaching Technical Success: Peel Technical Skills Competition and FIRST Robotics
The last two weeks have been very exciting in the Dufferin Peel District, with both the Elementary and Secondary Technical Skills Competitions being held with a pause in between for the FIRST Robotics Canada Greater Toronto Regional competition.
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Autodesk Student Software
Something that many people are not aware of is that Autodesk offers student software at a bargain price for educators and students. As long as you can provide proof that you are faculty or a student currently attending school, then you can purchase many Autodesk products for bargain prices.
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New Resource for Teachers & Students- K12Lab.com powered by LabVIEW
K12Lab is a resource for motivated teachers who want to find and share creative ways to engage students in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) coursework.
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Spotlight on CAD Design Labs in Michigan Schools
Ever wonder if you should also teach Inventor and Revit or other applications in the Autodesk Design Academy Suite in addition to Autocad? The answer is YES, YES, YES!!!!
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Answering the question, “When am I ever going to use this Math and Science?”
The Infinity Project is a national leader in high-tech engineering curriculum for secondary schools. Developed by renowned university engineering professors and education experts, this innovative program sparks students to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).
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Introducing the First Annual fischertechnik Design and Engineering Challenge!
For this, the first annual fischertechnik Design and Engineering Challenge, our goal is to find the VERY best of the best, those special machines which most effectively and creatively address the task of sorting materials based on color. One winner will be selected from both the middle school and high school level and will be crowned “America’s Best Marble Sorter 2011”.
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